Midland University - Warrior Yearbook (Fremont, NE)

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CHIEFS OF THE TRIBE Handsome Harrison “Quecnic” “Chief Ladies-in-waiting Most popular—Dorothy and “C. G.” Guess who Coronation Ringing in the champs Most promising freshie Johnsons in the lead

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WARRIOR i THE 1933 1932-1933 AT MIDLAND SEPTEMBER 1 2—Freshman banquet. 13-14—Registration. What an en- durance test! 1 5—Classes begin. 16—Faculty reception. 19— New Warriorettes and Toma- hawks are tapped. 20— New Warriorettes set the fash- ion of sugared, braided hair. 22—Schwartz. Paul Wiegman, Elli- son and Bog Wiegman elected “The Big Four.” 22— Big snake dance almost ends in a tragedy when a torpedo is thrown into group. 23— Midland takes Hebron in first football game. Score. 19-0. 30—Midland 7. Peru 13. OCTOBER 2—Ed Raitt and Charlotte Byars take first honors in Eastern Ne- braska Atwater-Kcnt contest. 7— Dads' Day. Archie Brandt's 94-yard run gave Midland victory over Tarkio, 7 to 6. 8— Kal formal rush. Remember “Holy Joe”? 14— Wesleyan 14, Midland 7. 15— Wynn formal rush. 16— Charlotte Byars first, Ed Raitt second in state Atwatcr-Kent contest. 17— Pledge Day. 21— Midland 6. Cotner 0. 22— Kal and Wynn informal initia- tion. I Yama Barbs organize with twelve charter members. 28—All-College Hallowe’en Spectral Spree. Oh. the tombstones and ghosts! 31—Hallowe’en. Beck's Ford parked at Bccgle Hall’s front door. No cars in chapel, however. NOVEMBER 1—First meeting of Y. W. C. A. Charm school. Miss Bess Rose Fitl. the speaker. 4—Hastings 24. Midland 6 What became of the bell? 7-11—Quarterly exams. 11—Armistice Day. Morning: Dorothy Kusel crowned Queen of the Gridiron. Afternoon: Midland 14. York 9. Evening: “The Ghost Train.” 1 7—Mme. Agrencva Slaviansky and her Russian Chorus give con- cert here. Remember that basso? 18—Midland 8. Doane 12. Last game for Chick. Biffar, Bungle. C. G. and Schwartz. 21—Hail, Midland’s new tennis champ—“Cotty” Cords. 23—Thanksgiving vacation begins. 28. 29. 30— Dad” Elliot and Stella Scurlock lead inspirational meet- ings on the campus. One hundred thiny